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Cool Decoration for Drinks

webmaster — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 00:52:36 +0000

Here is a Starbucks cup that you don’t see everyday. It was studded with jewels. What a way to add some values to the cup huh?

I am not sure if these jewels are real or not, but if they are real, this Heineken would be quite expensive for the average person.

The jewels on this coke can, makes it seems like there is ice cold water layer outside the drink. These designs come from Sung Ji-Hyun, a talented artist from the country of Korea.

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The Funny War Betwen Android and Apple

webmaster — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 23:56:02 +0000

The tensions are there, the market shares are the ground, the battle is in a stalemate, and the fun will continue to rise. Checkout some of these Android and Apple mockeries. Let them fight the battle and let us become the spectators of this funny war.

The bigger boy will eat out the little one.

This is how Android chill while taking a vacation.

The two team leaders are always ready to duke it out in a matrix like fighting scene.

It looks like the Android Jedi will try to divide and conquer in this battle.

This is not dirty at all folks, it just a great way to make fun of your competitor. Enjoy what you have seen? Share it with your friends.
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How people Kiss Differently Around The World

webmaster — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 23:25:15 +0000

This couple must really hates the camera guy.

This biker needs a new rush.

This is how one taste a kiss.

This kiss is called “scary kiss”.
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Creative Faucet Stand for iPhone and iPad

huolielie — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 22:11:35 +0000

Due to the popularity of Apple products there a huge range of various accessories for iPhone and iPad. Today we want to show you creative stand created by Japanese studio Nendo. This original stand “Jaguchi” for iPhone and iPad was made in the form of a crane with flowing water. Stand is made from polycarbonate and available in four colors: white, black, blue and colorless.

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Water Stone Faucet

huolielie — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 22:02:43 +0000

The limited edition Water Stone Faucet looks very natural and resembles small stream lost among stones. Designer Omer Sagiv created organic combination between water, lights and the rippling effects of pebbles and stones. Such elegant faucet will bring into your home some natural elements. The working mechanisms were designed by Touch360 and Smith Newnam. Just gorgeous!

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Renaissance style Portraits of Celebrities

huolielie — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 21:17:52 +0000

Today we want to blow your mind with the following experiment. Let’s imagine that now is the Renaissance. How would look celebrities in the Renaissance? Artists from creative website worth1000.com have tried “to catch the moment” and show us famous paintings but with modern celebrities in the main roles. All these new characters are without celebrity plastic surgery and some of them look very natural in their new roles. Check them out!

Jude Laws

Robin Williams

Bruce Willis

Harrison Fords

Penelope Cruz

Mel Gibson

Jack Nicholson

Catherine Zeta Jones

Drew Barrymore

Nicole Kidman

Jennifer Aniston

Natalie Portman

Michael Jordan

Orlando Bloom

Uma Thurman

Vladimir Putin

Anne Hathaway

Brittany Murphy

Michael Jackson

Alicia Keys

Nicolas Cage

Elijah Wood

Julia Roberts

Hugh Laurie

Al Pacino

Robert De Niro

Sylvester Stallone

Angelina Jolie

Johnny Depp

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Pencil Sculptures by Dalton J. Paul Getty

huolielie — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 07:08:21 +0000

If you think that pencil is a tool for drawing, painting or writing notes – you’re wrong! 45-year-old carpenter, Dalton J. Paul Getty for 25 years turns ordinary pencils into incredible miniature sculptures. Without using a magnifying glass. “When I was a schoolboy, – says the master, – I made gifts to my friends, carving out their names on a pencils. Later, I decided to try sculpture, and after a long searching the choice fell on a pencil lead.” For such work Dalton uses blades, sewing needles and special knives for the sculptures. However, the material is too fragile and can not allow mistakes: at home Mr. Getty has more than 100 unfinished or broken sculptures. “At first I had a few broken figures, later I decided to keep them all in memory. I call this “cemetery collection”: they are all dear to me, yet I spent alone with them a few months.” Artist could spend a few months at one sculpture. For the creation miniature alphabet Dalton spent 2,5 years. “My patience is simply amazing people, because nowadays everyone wants to be quicker, faster and faster.”

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Pencil and Real World Picture

huolielie — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 06:46:23 +0000

A combination of pencil drawing and real world makes Ben Heine‘s work a fun piece of art. He is a Belgian painter, illustrator, portraitist, caricaturist and photographer. He was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast and currently lives and works in Brussels, Belgium. He studied graphic arts and sculpture and also has a degree in journalism. His many years of graphic exploration, artistic experience and his very own vision of the world have led him to this very singular style that you’re invited to discover in this website.

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Floating Country invested by Paypal founder Peter Thiel

huolielie — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 02:53:50 +0000

For those who remain pessimistic about this latest project Thiel says, “We don’t need to really worry about those people very much, because since they don’t think it’s possible they won’t take us very seriously. And they will not actually try to stop us until it’s too late.”

A well known Libertarian, Thiel suggests these islands may be instrumental in “experimenting with new ideas for government.” One theory implements libertarian ideals such as no welfare, no minimum wage, looser building codes, and fewer weapons restrictions. Another more capitalistic approach called Appletopia, has a corporation starting the country as a business where the more popular it becomes the more valuable the real estate.

These micro-countries built on oil rig-like platforms will be moveable, diesel-powered 12,000 ton structures. Each structure may house up to 270 residents, and they are planned to link together into a massive web. Thiel plans to launch a flotilla office park off the coast of San Francisco next year and predicts full settlement of the first island in 2019. He and the Seasteading Institute aim to have 10 million floating residents by 2050.

Thiel’s ventures have always pushed boundaries. From wanting to use a currency unaffiliated with any nation for Paypal to funding DNA sequencing and commercial space travel, the uncharted and therefore, unregulated realms are his greatest interests. For those who remain pessimistic about this latest project Thiel says, “We don’t need to really worry about those people very much, because since they don’t think it’s possible they won’t take us very seriously. And they will not actually try to stop us until it’s too late.” via Inhabit

Check out these really cool designs of future floating country :

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How Origami Cranes Help raised 2 Million Dollars

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 19:56:12 +0000

Want to raise money for a community project? Check out this shocking stories of folding 2 million origami cranes. One July afternoon, a truck full of paper cranes arrived at the Brooklyn studio of Vik Muniz, a Brazilian-born artist known for building images from unconventional materials like diamonds, spaghetti and dust. “I was like, ‘Where are you going to put all these?’” he says. The birds had traveled a long way. After the Japanese earthquake in March, the nonprofit Bezos Family Foundation invited children to mail origami cranes to the Seattle headquarters of its Students Rebuild program. Each would trigger a $2 donation, up to $200,000. The group received more than 2 million and doubled the donation. Last week, Muniz made a mosaic of a giant crane from smaller ones, for a fund-raising poster. “It’s alchemic,” he said. “The idea worked because everyone wanted to help.” From New York Times Magazine.

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Metal Creatures by Edouard Martinet

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 19:46:22 +0000

French sculptor Edouard Martinet uses myriad discarded parts from old bicycles, cars, and mopeds to create these astonishingly anatomically correct representations of sea life, birds, amphibians, and insects.

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Mercedes Benz F-Cell Roadster

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 19:36:58 +0000

One of the most fascinating spectacles yesterday was watching how they unload and maneuver/roll precious, concept cars into the putting green in front of the Lodge at Pebble Beach. Especially fun to watch? The unload of the 2009 Mercedes-Benz F-Cell Roadster Concept… a hydrogen electric fuel-cell powered, joystick controlled, bicycle wheeled buggy. While the press pics have been floating for 2+ years, there was something intriguing about seeing it being semi-driven/rolled around and seeing the responses on people (especially kids) faces as they watched in wonder, perhaps even imagining a reality where that could be what we drive.

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Porches Ice Cubes

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 19:23:39 +0000

This is something all Porsche owners should have, a Porsche Driver’s Selection Ice Cube Trays ! Take a shot with these little ice cubes looking like the little porches. Luxurious ice cube for people with luxury toys.

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Photography and Threads

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 06:40:19 +0000

A combination of black and white photography and thread by Dazed and Confused. They may have just cribbed an entire concept from AnOther Man Magazine, but any editor who commissions Richard Burbridge, Robbie Spencer and Maurizio Anzeri needs commendation here.

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Stuffs Made from Paper by Jennifer Collier

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 06:36:01 +0000

UK-based Jennifer Collier crafts these impeccably detailed devices using cardboard, thread, and road maps. Her work will be on display September 22-28 at the Origin Craft Fair and you can see many more details shots here.

Typewriter made from old newspaper

Map paper camera – looks vintage

Paper Telephone

Paper Sewer Machine

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Drawings on Pencils

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 06:30:11 +0000

The artist sticks all the pencils together, carved them and created these cute drawings. Even though these have been around for a while and are not a “huge” art, somehow they seem to be fun and new to me. These pencil set illustrations were created by Melbourne-based artist Ghostpatrol.

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Frozen Ghost Vodka

huolielie — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 21:28:51 +0000

Frozen Ghost Vodka, the “Supernatural Super-Premium Vodka”, not only has the spookiest vodka packaging around but also the best ghost story, The Legend of the Frozen Ghost. Dallas-base marketing agency Levenson & Hill devised the concept and story for the vodka and incorporating Tobias into the bottle’s glass design.

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Bodies Sculptures in Urban Space

huolielie — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 07:07:22 +0000

Performers form a “human sculpture” on Sunday during a piece entitled “Bodies in Urban Spaces” by choreographer Willi Dorner.Starting at sunrise Sunday, the performers inched their way into different spaces throughout the Financial District in lower Manhattan.

Audience members watch as performers stand on one another

“Bodies in Urban Spaces” is a part of French Institute Alliance Française’s Crossing the Line festival. Here, a performer helps another get into position.

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Post-It Structure by Yo Shimada

huolielie — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 03:15:03 +0000

Yo Shimada of Tato Architects joined forces with students of Kyoto University of Art and Design to create this installation: Post-it Structures.

Post-it Structures is in exhibition at the gallery Artzone in Kyoto, and features about 30 thousand post-its in bright colors, all sticked together to create wall-like structures through the gallery.

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Hide Yourself in the Picture

huolielie — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 03:06:55 +0000

Liu Bolin is a Chinese artist known for taking photographs of himself, painted in order to blend in with the background. He graduated from the Sculpture Department of Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing.

Check out these cool pictures and try to find where he is !

Invisible man

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